Iran Admits to Arming Palestinian Groups, Denies Direct Involvement in Attacks

Iran's UN envoy emphasizes support for 'resistance' in the Middle East, while denying specific allegations of orchestrating attacks.

Iran's ambassador to the UN, Amir Saeid Iravani, acknowledges Iran's role in arming and training Palestinian groups but denies involvement in specific attacks.
Iran claims it does not arm Houthi rebels in Yemen and has no control over their actions, despite accusations from the US.
Iravani emphasizes Iran's support for 'resistance' groups in the Middle East, likening their relationship to a defense pact similar to NATO.
The US and coalition forces have conducted strikes on Houthi-controlled areas in Yemen to disrupt their capabilities, following attacks on commercial shipping.
Iran seeks to 'calm the situation' in the Middle East, advocating for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas and rejecting threats from the US.